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Shared dedicated transportation networks provide shippers a unique offering that combines the benefits of dedicated contract carriage with the economic advantages of a less-than-truckload approach. Shared services also offer customized high-touch deliveries, minimal freight handling and consistent delivery times.

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Less-than-truckload (LTL) carriers are responsible for combining smaller shipments into one trailer. This typically saves money as shippers using LTL don't pay for empty trailer space. Benefits of LTL shipments can include improved flexibility and efficiency. LTL carriers can often ship loads for a fraction of the cost of full truckload carriers. Because LTL shipments often combine multiple loads and make several different stops, finding the right LTL trucking providers is crucial. An ideal partner will create a solution that initiates cost savings, mitigates risk, optimizes the network and meets specific delivery needs.

Do you ship smaller loads that don't require an entire trailer? If so, it may be time to explore less-than-truckload (LTL) shipments. LTL combines smaller shipments into one trailer. That saves money, because shippers using LTL don't pay for empty trailer space. LTL shipments also can improve flexibility and efficiency.

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